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Warhammer 40k: Post-Battle Surgical Report FluffRECIEVING MED STATION: 2 Bn - M-Off DANARIUS // LOCATION: Edethor Luna
RECIEVING CHIRURGEON: 1-O Quintus MAXIMUS M.O. // LOCATION: Edethor Luna
SUBJECT: Lucius NERO
REF: (HOUSENERO/982.M41/01-7)
RANK: Captain

SERAPHINE ADMINISTRATION PRIOR TO RECEPTION: 8mg (Subcutaneous)

Primary and secondary causes of injuries: blast overpressure, shell casing fragments, agitated debris

Blast overpressure, whilst the principle cause of severe injury, appears to have been interrupted and lessened by nearby structures. NERO was evidently close to the centre of the blast origin - an observation corroborated by witnesses present on the field. As such, potent

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40k Imperial Guard Medical Field Dressing v2by ~Light-Tricks

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An alternate version of this piece here - [link] - trying to add a few more 40k elements and improve the design overall. The observant among you will notice the different forgeworld and serial number, however I think Sirona will be my go to forgeworld for medical stuff. (Sirona doesn't exist in canon, but look it up, I always like little references like this in my stuff).

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~ShadowKayvaan Apr 30, 2013

Oh my Emperor - WANT!

~Grimlock13 Dec 19, 2012

Using the name of a celtic deity of good health and healing to name a forgeworld dedicated to medical advancement. Good idea.

~Light-Tricks Dec 19, 2012 Interface Designer

Lol thanks, I'm guessing it's something everyone does more or less. The fluff I wrote on my blog recently - [link] - is littered with daft references lol

~Arianod Dec 1, 2012

Well -actually, it could be improved a little bit: you could have applied the purity seal directly on the parcel

Historically, wax seals were placed like that -dangling at the end of a string or ribbon- when they were used as signatures: kings and such would press their signet ring onto the wax. But when the seal's purpose is to discourage tampering, it was usually applied in such a way that you couldn't open the package without breaking it.